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Google · BrusselsThe European Union said Tuesday it’s stepping in to make sure Google gives rival AI companies and search engines access to Gemini AI services and data as required by the bloc’s flagship digital rulebook.See the Story
EU steps in to make sure Google gives rivals access to AI services and data
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Infrastructure · United StatesThe new token is issued by Anchorage Digital Bank and designed to comply with the GENIUS Act, targeting institutional demand for a U.S.-regulated digital dollar.See the Story
Tether Debuts Federally Regulated USAT Stablecoin via Anchorage Digital
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Mining · United StatesBy Hannah Lang Jan 27 (Reuters) – U.S. dollar-backed crypto tokens known as stablecoins could pull around $500 billion in deposits out of U.S. banks by the end of 2028, Standard Chartered estimated on Tuesday – new analysis that could intensify a fight between banks and crypto companies over legislation to set rules for the digital asset sector. Regional U.S. banks would be most exposed to a loss in deposits due to stablecoins, said Geoff Kendr…See the Story
US Banks May Lose $500 Billion to Stablecoins by 2028, Standard Chartered Warns
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